ClickHouse/rust/Cargo.toml

# workspace is required to vendor crates for all packages.
[workspace]
members = [
    "BLAKE3",
    "skim",
    "prql",
]
resolver = "2"

# FIXME: even though the profiles should be defined in the main cargo config we
# cannot do this yet, since we compile each package separatelly, so you should
# ignore warning from cargo about this.
Reproducible builds for Rust From now on cargo will not download anything from the internet during builds. This step had been moved for docker image builds (via cargo vendor). And now cargo inside docker.io/clickhouse/binary-builder will not use any crates from the internet, so we don't need to add --offline for cargo commands in cmake (corrosion_import_crate()). Also the docker build command had been adjusted to allow following symlinks inside build context, by using tar, this is required for Rust packages. Note, that to make proper Cargo.lock that could be vendored I did the following: - per-project locks had been removed (since there is no automatic way to sync the workspace Cargo.lock with per-project Cargo.lock, since cargo update/generate-lockfile will use only per-project Cargo.toml files apparently, -Z minimal-versions does not helps either) - and to generate Cargo.lock with less changes I've pinned version in the Cargo.toml strictly, i.e. not 'foo = "0.1"' but 'foo = "=0.1"' then the Cargo.lock for workspace had been generated and afterwards I've reverted this part. Plus I have to update the dependencies afterwards, since otherwise there are conflicts with dependencies for std library. Non trivial. Signed-off-by: Azat Khuzhin <a.khuzhin@semrush.com> 2023-07-21 06:31:45 +00:00			`# workspace is required to vendor crates for all packages.`
			`[workspace]`
			`members = [`
			`"BLAKE3",`
			`"skim",`
			`"prql",`
			`]`
			`resolver = "2"`

			`# FIXME: even though the profiles should be defined in the main cargo config we`
			`# cannot do this yet, since we compile each package separatelly, so you should`
			`# ignore warning from cargo about this.`